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u/FacE3ater · 2 pointsr/scooter

I got my '15 PCX new in early 16 for around $3000 (if I remember correctly) + extra to build it and shipping fee. I think the build fee was like $100-$200 and another $100 for "shipping" it to the dealer. I think your getting an average deal.

Make sure the helmet you get is Snell certified. From what I remember the Snell cert is higher than the DOT cert. If this is your first helmet and you don't know what your doing, have the dealer fit you for a helmet. Its very important that it fits properly or it wont be as effective in an accident. When I got my PCX I got an HJC helmet from the dealer since I had no idea how to size one correctly. They are very nice helmets.

As far as bluetooth, make sure you read local laws. Some places make it illegal to use headphones while riding. Also, if your a new rider I would suggest not using them for a while and concentrate on the road.

As far as other stuff to buy, I would suggest a good jacket with pads and good padded gloves. If you hit the ground, you will be happy you had them.

Before winter, get yourself a small battery tender to maintain the battery while its in storage. If not, you may be buying batteries every year. My step dad has a Harley, never puts a tender on it over winter and wonders why he needs a new $125 battery every year. I got this one and it works great:

https://www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-BM3B-Automatic-Maintainer/dp/B0051D3MP6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1525264919&sr=8-2&keywords=battery+tender+black+and+decker

u/RavenOdette · 1 pointr/scooter

I felt the same when I first got mine, would barely let it out of my sight when I parked it.

But look at it this way, try and pick it up, the things aren't exactly light, so it's unlikely someone is going to walk off with it, between that and the kill switch and you should be fine in most places.

If you feel better with some extra security though one of these things or a heavy duty bike chain and lock should be good


GHB Alarm Disc Lock Anti Theft Lock Security Alarm Disc Disk Lock Padlock with Alarm Sound 120db for Motorcycles, Bicycles and Scooters https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M4MG0YT/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_7za9ybY3VV055